I downloaded that and it is version A002.6.8.0 and is asking me to uninstall my current one because it is more recent. My current command center says it is 2.6.14.0. So I have to downgrade my driver?
I did that to my BIOS and it is now A05 instead of the A06 my laptop was shipped with and I cannot find the upgrade anywhere.
I was restoring my new machine after installing an SSD I purchased from Dell a few months ago.
I installed the A05 Bios, and didn't realize I was installing over A06 until it was too late. Now, I am not able to locate the A06 Bios online or on the CD which came with my system.
So anybody has any idea what else it might be if not the OSD and the Command Center?
I had to uninstall the RealTek driver to install my Soundblaster X-Fi, would that have anything to do with it? I reinstalled the RealTek drivers and it still didn't work though.
I've the same problem. The Technical Service told me to reinstall the drivers from the site, but nothing. I try, but nothing happen. Then I call again and with remote desktop they try to change the situation. But nothing happen...
Unistall Alienware OSD and use windows 8 OSD. Everything works except the wifi pop up window with bluetooth options will not pop up Fn+F3 just enables or disables wireless transmissions.
Unistall Alienware OSD and use windows 8 OSD. Everything works except the wifi pop up window with bluetooth options will not pop up Fn+F3 just enables or disables wireless transmissions.
This sounds like a usable work-around. Just create a desktop shortcut to BlueTooth options. It's not like you need to get in there that often. Pairing happens at device.
DELL-Chris M
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December 16th, 2011 19:00
Try reinstalling the Alienware Command Center from our website to see if it corrects the issue.
king140196
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December 17th, 2011 07:00
I downloaded that and it is version A002.6.8.0 and is asking me to uninstall my current one because it is more recent. My current command center says it is 2.6.14.0. So I have to downgrade my driver?
I did that to my BIOS and it is now A05 instead of the A06 my laptop was shipped with and I cannot find the upgrade anywhere.
king140196
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December 17th, 2011 08:00
I've reinstalled the Command Center and it is still the same, the Fn+F8/F9 keys just raise and lower the volume by 2% and the OSD does not show up.
JasonW_62
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December 17th, 2011 13:00
I have the same problem with the BIOS.
I was restoring my new machine after installing an SSD I purchased from Dell a few months ago.
I installed the A05 Bios, and didn't realize I was installing over A06 until it was too late. Now, I am not able to locate the A06 Bios online or on the CD which came with my system.
king140196
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December 19th, 2011 02:00
So anybody has any idea what else it might be if not the OSD and the Command Center?
I had to uninstall the RealTek driver to install my Soundblaster X-Fi, would that have anything to do with it? I reinstalled the RealTek drivers and it still didn't work though.
king140196
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December 22nd, 2011 03:00
Anyone? ._.
silvermercuryac
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December 22nd, 2011 11:00
Is it just the volume? Or are all the Fn combinations not popping up; ie: Eject or screen brightness.
king140196
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December 22nd, 2011 12:00
Just the volume. All the others are popping up.
EerieRook
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May 25th, 2012 08:00
I've the same problem. The Technical Service told me to reinstall the drivers from the site, but nothing. I try, but nothing happen. Then I call again and with remote desktop they try to change the situation. But nothing happen...
I don't understand.
addzadi
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July 18th, 2013 20:00
Unistall Alienware OSD and use windows 8 OSD. Everything works except the wifi pop up window with bluetooth options will not pop up Fn+F3 just enables or disables wireless transmissions.
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July 19th, 2013 13:00
addzadi
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July 19th, 2013 14:00
Yes that is what I did in my machine and I am happy for now :)